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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

thank himself for his own fortuIe' For
nv part I nave been ne maker Il nine
Then Lonsdalc. vino saw t5st MS
friend was in one # rs hayward mccGs,
did not purs sue the S"aJacf.
III BE CaLt-ncd Ne-l w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
bEh..5I5.E. WOLFF!

" Hack LcTrcsr. tss dEsooee vhich is considered
critics 81 SNiTTfs SgE, iEIC-noH known al over
!he wof3 Il :. s. s. Ni~. Bal, y, % West Sogucr-
Vitlr. ar. D.2r EoS.nn yoS3 .,aCllgiSryrrE. wears
sccv.tt iA.s hiaCaH~ black eruption, and Nast:oat
"a 10y Il.c best n'ca;ly4l tyl', who could only SAY
that tnatsstasc vas a s. os,s OF J. ETE0SY
ard consequently iug4r.lt. i Is impossible to dc
scribe lar sUGcgu-s. H,r body from the crowned
her head taIAe so,S CT Acr lert was a mass OF de-
ray, tLe flesh rotu.rc and leaving great cavities
Her tu-crs fls,srcj AND scNe!Al nails Grn'rct OF
u one uue. Her limbs CON, ctCd ,uc fearful
alteration, ana fora ears size Cd not leave ACr bed
Her Wi uJWus TcG...G f.. II rs tC &c lbs. Some
faint Idea of her condition can he CLEAN & FROM
The fact Ja.t three pounds OF Cosmollue or ONT
mCnt were used PER week IN dressing her torgs.
Finally the physicians Acknowledged their C'.,a-
by tins Black Wolf. AID commented the sufferer
10 her q. WISE Creator.
He husband hearing wonderful reports Of Swift
Specific g. ). : pgcvaicu o. her to try 1t as
last resort She began lis use EndcT protest. bat
soon found that her system was being relieved of
the poison. rs the sores assumed red and healthy
color, Is though the blood ~Ss becoming pure and
active. Mrs. B!lcv CULJInucdth ). :. s. urtlllast
February: ever sore Vas healed; she discarded
chair anu SrutcaS and gOr the first time IN j.
years . well woman. Her husband, AIr. {. :. Bal
ley. is III business ct e Z Blackstone Street. BIOS
con and VII take pleasure N giving she details OF
this wonderful cure Scn0 50 Us fcT Treatise o.
Blood and SKIN Diseases rlslIec free
fffJFs SWIFT SppCTElT % pre-ror- h+Is,+. q,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

rhs unsspess OF Ali.
The Weekly GAZETTE only O. SsA
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

Mrs. Francis Marsh, who died We'd
nesday at Surhston, Surrey, England,
was the wife Of one Of the best known
members Of the English Society Of
Friends who have visited America in
recent years. After extensive travel,
including southern Africa, South Am
erica, Mexico, and the western states
in his trips, Mr. Marsh made New
York his residence for More than a
year. lie came back again in August
Of last year to be married to Miss
Elmn s. 11aViland, daughter of Mr..
Joseph Haviland, of GIens Falls, who
is descendant of some Of the Quakers
who earliest settled in that part Of the
state. Ms. Maraeh's death, rs an
nonnced to friends hy cable occurred
on the great anniversary of their mar
riagc. She was q young woman of
much beauty Of character and many
attractive qualities. Humboldt Stan
darCl. er:
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

THERE seems to be trouble in the
camp among the Knights Of Labor.
Thousands Of innocent working men
were decoycd into Joining this order
by evld designing men who had for
their Obtsct the sapping OF the labor
ing "lass money, Men who were we'll
satisfied with their employers were
forced to surrender their jobs and 60
ont on q stttkc to favor 4 few figure
heads who called themselves bassc6s.
Now 1t is that the working class see
| that the purpose of these men were
bad aud injurious to them and they
are withdrawing is fast rs they Joined.
We believe in seeing all men unite for
their 1nttlal good bat not for their
detrimcnt Although Mr.. Powdcrlv is
is doing everything for the good OF
the organization Still these figure
heads and ppAe}' ringsters are clam
oring for a change. Henry Georges
absufed and ridiculous land ideas are
being agatated Among local organizati-
ons Of anarchal inclinationa. We
want to sec every man attain as much
wealth rs possible and not because
one man has workout hard and accum
alated p handsome fortune, shall it bo
taken and distributed OFT among
Europe ; criminals and paupers.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

In our last issue we quoted an eX-
change infavof Of Senator John j. In
gals; from qaite number of papers
We learn thatiquite a sentiment is sett-
ing infavor Of Robt Lincoln. Lincoln
would in our feeble judgement make
a great and good president as would
numbers Of other Republicans. The
Republican party do not have to look
very long for man of sufficient
ability to make successful President
Like the Irishman BE Christ its full
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

Is TIE condition Of the ballet box in
the south changed2 This is a uucsti-
Oh we often hear asked We will an
swer BY saying cmpliatically no. In
many OF tn? states fthc south the Re.
pubsicans nre at least six to one: and
from these self same states creywhclm.
ing democratic maioritses AZ, counted
the colortf men as = rule and
especially in the south are natural rc-
publicans and would 50 VOTE f. tbov
dared to risk their lives to vQ.so We
heard It all the TING that if ave f,ould
get a democratic President things
would change sdch We have and vet
the killing Of innocent and inofensiye
coloFed nen go bfavely on. Lead
and powder arc successful intimidators
aud men who have been for wears o.
pressed by'unmetcitul tyrants can not
IN day turn side such Influences
ana successfully meet their antagonist
II the Democratic party means to win
the Negro vnte he could not do 20 20
successfully As to put quiet us on
hulldoozins. We certainly have the
utmost contempt for any party, If
matters not how many good tr.its i,
mas; lf1t encourages or suffers the
killing ofinnocent men for the pur.
pose OF carrying out its own selfish
purpose. Give each nan .hse liberty
and the pursuits ofhappiness is Ameri
can idea drumming government
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

IHf great Kansas City Exposition
II open Oct 26th. This Viii be one
the greatest things the west hasever
osted Of AHd Thousands not only Of
= wesss but Of ali p3rts will visit the
% ere it hrs closed Being closely
led 70 Kansas We feel safe ii say
3 that the displays Of Kansas will
y be few Or poor. Kansas has won
e banner at every display and 50 We
e'lese she will be ahead again
issouri boasts Of a great and thriv.
Q city, mother ownresorces bnt 4ffcirrt
enfas the bannerstatc Of tho Union
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

As exchange says colored men will
allowed to vote il Democratic
iAnaties in Virginia. Whilst we
puh advise oofo.ed tnrn not 70 vote
Z SieiEcctntrc. ticket undcr any con,
ieratfot1s, yet we also say If = color
man MS such tendencies, why not
te although. The Democrats arc
yer willing that / roforrd man
oufd have eqtaF rights; he wsll push
"A aside to wait for white ,nan
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

bib Jacob Hollis II Mississippi
bed 1000 ii gold during the war.
I killed before he told anybody Of
spot, and his own son. Obadiah,
been hunting for the yellow Toys
Il since without any iuN1. last
alS he hung himselfto 4 tree, and in
ging bis grave the long lost fortune
) turned up. Luck comes to some
y after acath.-Champion.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

'nc1 quite . numbcr or ptpcrs we
that the Kaneas City whia1ey
ps and barrel houses are IN a dep
bile state. Quite 4 number Of then
erecently died ffom the effects OF
ling this poisonous shop. but some
will persist il poisoning them
les prevail with him as YOU may.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

4 woodshed and stable on the prem
ises Of NJ. Morn, Fourth street, between
Parallel and Laramie, burned yester-
day afternoon, with q loss ofabout $50.
The fire was caused By thc upsetting
Of a pot of boiling tar-Champion.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

rs q cold tlat when the grand old
q Of Kansas is left among the
Is The reports show Kansas to
& enough grain stuff to maintain
for twelve months Of more. No
hty in the ntatc can he said is non
|luctive. The frnhd old state is
pnd to none,
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

lie Anarchist Of Chicago have
IN up al hope and have given
|nselves W to swing "The way Of
|transgmssor IS hard" 50 ssys the
e. Foreign HAEabonds certainly
not rule Atherlcc.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

party from Nebraska made one
dred dollars clear Oh q wagon load
'atermelons In one day d week or
ago. We did net sample the kegs.
We.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

KANSAS Slikely to be til best pre-
served State4n the Z son she is so
well saltcd
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

The query is whether the Presidents
western junketing tour is at private or
public expense.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

|HE Roscoe, Graham county. Gem
N association has been chartered.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07

THE total cash IN the United States
Treasury to date Is {+56,813512.
Western cyclone., 1887-10-07
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For County Clerk,

For County Clerk,
/. VA,'SLYCK,
Of Graham Township.
For County Treasurer,
@. WILSON,
OfNicodemus Township.
For Register,
G.. MEACHEM,
Of Moreland Township.
For Sheriff,
!. G. STOTTS,
Of Gettysburg Township.
For County Surveyor,
b ATKIN,
Of Gettysburg Township.
For Coroner,
Il. LOOMS,
Of Millbrook Township.
For Commissioner,
OBERT ALLEN,
DfIndiana Township.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
FRYRBuRG.

The grea, event o, The week has been
the destruction by nre OF one OF The bis.
tor,c houses OF Western Msine. known a.
The "O.good Tavern bot for nearly bali
a century a. the "OIfori iiouse." This
public calamity ocearrcd on Monday even
ing. FEB. L. The alarm was given abou,
half pas, cir 10 The evening. and 81 80
nothing remained OF the house bat The
ehimnies. by great ersrilou the nre Was
hspi from the stable. bsing stopped within
. few feet OF it-ssving VIA, might have
been . sweeping counssrsiion.
Ga Thursday I. NJ, about 20. IRE WAS
discovered issuing from the dwelling OF
Wright Couslnss below Wards mill. No
one Vas 10 the house and the Gre hsi made
sueh progress that nothing Was saved bat
the furniture OF the front rooms. aud The
whole establishment, ws soon destroyed,
With q large stock OF hay Ia the larn aud
wood 10 the she'd. The origin OF the nre
ia no, kuoun.-iu the 0tfori House II Was
probably caused by Q DIGESTIVE chimney.
Mr. frans S.avsy has gone 10 Cornish
a. foreman In Mr. Dargin's sale work shop
and his family will soon follow
Fred Fife IL recovering from bis recent
illnsss.
The rryeburg Academy girls ~ welles.
Lev pas.ei the seni.annuL examinations
without conditions.
The above items were written and
mailed In time for publication las, week.
but for some unknown reason failed 10
reach this otlee I'LL aftsr the hour OF going
10 press.-Ep
meeting OF citizens Vas held on Friday
evening N take some measures for better
protection from fres, and Messrs. A. o.
PIKE and T. c. Shirley have been 10 Az
gusia 20 secure village corporation Tor
ere purposes.
Ms. ID. Il Hastings IL 10 Boston, visit.
Ing her daughter.
Postmaster Gordon went ~ Portland on
Wednesday, on account % the accident 10
his brother. Dr.. n. & Gordon.
The Argousuts held q public meeting a.
the Academy Hall, Thursday evening. bat
the weather vas 90 bolsterous bat few be-
side the scholars were present j. \. Bar.
rows has given them . gsvel made oil
wood from the Daniel Webster Academy.
and from the old church. the timbers OF
which became . part OF the present AeAd'
envy baililng.
The Boston Ideal Jabllee Singers gave .
concert l the Diamond Rink" on We'd
nesdsy evening.
The G. l. s. c. will give Longfellow
sntertainment a. the vestry on Saturday
evening. Feb. ?6ih. with illustrated read
logs.
Wright Cousins will move into the par
OF c. w. Pixies house vacated by Mr. y
X. Sesvey, who has removed To Cornish.
As NJ Coasins's family were great los
ers by the nre. having no clothing hu
what they wore ~ the time, Me-. CT
friends have been "making up . purse" foI
him.
School closes Tuesday. March l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
DENMARK.

Mr.. Isaiah Chsnery. accompanied by biz
daughter, Mrs George A. Bennett, hav,
returned from visit 10 relatives and
friend. 10 Sswnsli. Spring vale aud South
Berwick.
Barnh,m 4 Morrill, have pat In . solder
ing machine for fastening the tops and bot.
toms OF cans. IL does TIE work very
qalekly and slmplines the manufacture OF
cans very much.
Ayoung nan calling himself Rlnes has
been AZ work a. 9 number OF places In town
for some months, aud has been staying
recently with Moses A. Wool. Thursday
OF this week Ne. Wood aud family went
To Briigton. lesvlug Rines In charge.
when be retained 81 . O'Clock =. ", he
found bis cattle In the yard and the house
empty. Ga examination he found bis man
had taken twenty. -four dollars In money. .
valuable gold watch, AMI Q part OF MI.
Wood. clothing. Sheriff Webb OF Cam
berl.ni County. Who happened TO be In
the vicinity, WAS notified and prompt uea-
.ures have been taken 10 arrest the thief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
OXFORD

George Foster died a. The home OF his
brother, Newell Foster. on Monday, 2lsi,
~ diabetes. sfter 80 Illness OF only Few
tsys, aged nc years. lie w~ carried 10
Waterford FOR burial on "Wednesday.
George walker and Roscoe Staples have
been apprAlsiug the goods In the estate OF
the late Cybslis Fsunce.
Dclbert William and Walter Suieksnd'
formerly OF oxford. now OF Paris, are quite
siek.
A lecture on music Was given ~ Rev.
Mr. Bsrim a. the NJ 4. vestry. wednes-
CAV. lon.
The drama, Kind 20 fault," viii be
presented al The Grange hall a. West Po-
laud on Wednesday evening, March gih, 10
De followed by an oyster supper and dance.
The assemblies are well attended music
-SorsewOrthy. eoruet. Hszelton. bass VI
OF. weston 4 Lamb. yiolins.
on sunday Alvin Mars horse tipped
the sleigh over while turning In deep snow
and, owing 20 the breaking OF Q rein, re-
suited In badly WRECKED sleigh.
VIII A. FAanee OF Hammonton, y. j.,
former resident OF Oxford, WAS married
Feo. 10 20 Miss Grace @. Jones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
EAST BRowNRIELD.

Our aged friend and much respected
LADY, Mrs Patty Eastman Stietnsy, died
a, her old home on the Goth inst She has
been gradually wasting away since last
summer when she hsd serious fall. She
has held her faculties 70 remafkaole de-
gree; holding her interest IN nsr Irisnas,
even the children, up 70 the last, and also
her desire for the welfare OF the church
here OF which she has been an honored
member 90 many pears. Her age was %
Years and months. and for several years
her friends have made 10 practice 70 call
on her, on her birthday. which came IN
June.
Mrs. Gen. Bean n now the Oldest person
In town. she vss % on the is:h ult She
Il now quite feeble.
Des. Isaac Lisscott 10 another aged cit
ireu be Was 30 last Aug.
These worthy lives have had ana are
having uplifting Influences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
HIRAM.

The revival continues, with good a.
tendance and much interest Ga Sunday
evening. 20tA. thiriy-ssven witnessed Tor
he Savior. Much OF The result IL TO be al
irlbatei 10 the real and infssnee OF Chfis-
uan ladies'. teaching In The common
schools.
Mr.. D,ulel W. Pierce 10 eonnaed 10 hs
house by q severe Illness.
Mrs. Lydia q. Back 10 qalis NJ nom The
ELECTS OF irjary % her eye recently.
Mr.. Jane. wsisvorih IL sick with liver
complaint
samuel n. Adams has removed 10 Brown.
n-ld town farm, 10 take charge OF II daring
The oomlng municipal year.
Msrried-ln Hiram. FEB. 9Th. BY Lieuel.
lyn A wsis-orth. Eco Fred wiihsm and
Mr.. Ida NJ Eigecono. both OF Cornish,
and both members OF the salvation Army.
A few evenings later. some twenty-five OF
their friends called on them aud received
an ample treat. also mach good advice.
Mr.. Qalnoy. the evangelist, has gone 10
North bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
WEST PARIS

Mrs. william Car,is died Feb. i9th, sf
ter long and trying sickness. Mrs. Cur.
lis has known FOR Q number OF months that
her end Was near; bat stool up under II
with courage and reconciliation, although
she had smart boy and loving husband
10 leave behind.
The Unlversali.t Society OF West Paris
presented w. II. wilkins's popular drams.
entitled "The Turn OF the Tide" Friday
evening.
Dunhsm's Hall IL nearly completed. and
will be dedicated March tthi good time
IL expected. Young's Orchestra, Norway,
pieces, will furnish music. %.
A. J. Carts, our mill man. Informs me
that he will DO strict cash business In
the future a. bis mill and viii sell corn and
foar low enough for cash "a make II an
object 10 the buyer.
Notwithstanding the severe wind storm
OF Friday, Centennial Hall was well nled
by large and sppreclstlve audience TO
wi,nss. the play Of the drama, entitled
" The Turn Of the Tide, presented by the
members Of the Uni,erssllst Society. The
plsy will be repss,sd Tuesday evening,
March :. At Dunhsm's new hall.
Snow blockade.
J. wylsnd Kimbsli IL Is In town feeling
frst rate ~ 10 his business here. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
MIDDLE INrERvALR (BrrnrL,

Mrs. l. Dunharn. who has been stopping
With her daughter 81 Greenwood for sever
a. weeks, has returned; l. ID. has been
visiting In the same place.
Sinee closing school the writer 10 home
sick and nods no place 90 pleasant a. The
.chOOl.room and the company OF ehildrsn-
Carter Brothers are basy al ie.ir oasi'
nes. In the woods-evsn little Ned 10 .
good iesmsisr.
storm. and sunshine vislt Ne Alternately
A. this IL necessary N ca the earth Tor ~.
iure use, 80 are the Joys and sorrows OF
lie necessary 20 a. ne for HES ds,ies.
L>iie-' Aii Society me. last 81 J. D.
Simbslrs.
Mrs. 4 O.gooi 10 on The sick list
oar aged friend. John wlliismson, Who
4. nearly 100 years OF age, IL very feeble.
Mrs. Hannah Russell 10 helpless. and
Kindly cared for by her son and bis wife.
Salvation Army rnes'ings 81 The Hlil rs
alive.
We noticed i 4 u. Goidaris . new 10,
OF eAsmber-ssts, lounges, chairs; also al
.lfe. and styles OF easkets, and moalding'
for frames for oil kinds OF pictures and
notices. We are sure . good trade could
- male there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
WILSON'S MILLS.

Here arc some items conosrnlug the ex-
tent % TIE numbering business 10 Parker
town. OF on ~ miles square First. l.
Weymouth. camp. With forty men. ten
horses. one pair OF Oxen. - ~ contract
20 from two 10 three million thisis landed
on Abnot; Brook. Then The Berlin NILS
camp tincluding sc.ler-, workers on re-
psirs. blscksmithl. thlrty-Ons men. eight
horsss. four oxen their measure Il from
one and half 10 two million. Seri.
Lazy. With thirty men, sir oren, Two
horses; one AMI one-h.f millioa. Above
hlm are Tvlicbsil 4 Scribner, twenty men.
II oxsr. one million sDt bali. IL what
ihsy tAlk II y ElliuwOOd. issniy'nye
men. slI horses. oue pair oxen. mile
back l. Whselsr killnv0od. eighieen
men. IN oxen. one pair horses The to
camp- are etpecting 10 Get two and bali
millions TIE upper camp IL Wentworth
Bros. with tSenty msu, four oxen and four
horses. sxpscting 20 pat In one and one
haif million. Hobns 4 sawyer are also In
tals town. about twenty men. nine horses
-couiractors Tor same smoaut The lsrg'
e., contractor % al 80 7 Robbins. with
some over cty men. twenty horses. twelve
oxen be tails Of three millions. The sap
Pile. keep punber % tote teams EN-.
ployet. oatslie OF this. The smoani OF
timber. men. teams. etc. have taken nom
81 B. In The N1aH'lisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
GREENWOOD

widow Jane Merriam. who bad Q sAoek
about year ago. IL nov nearly speee bless,
and 90 nearly helpless o 20 have % be
fed aud Otherwise sttsndet Ike an infant
She IL how about ~ years OF age. Her
brother. 4 X. wsutsorth. who hsi such
q trouhls about the Kidneys, last fall. now
calls himself In perfect health.
Mr.. Elssll and hmlly are al getting bet
ter.
A. X. Hicks Il quite feeble this winter,
BIS usual amount OF work. His little
daughter. Etts. IL slowly gaining. bat not
able q. yst ~ leave The house.
". X Hicks II better this winter than
last. bat there IL dead abscess growing
on his instep. or side OF his foot. nov
nearly I. large a. goo-e Gag. and some
What troahlssome.
A 4 Brooks little child has BEEN very
sick with sore- In her bead. Leon IL now
81 ~ 10 be able to sit no some.
The school In the Bryant district vss .
tern 81 ~ weeks. commencing Nov. ist
and flashed Jan Stat, uueh, by Charles
4. BROOKS. lie has proved himself . very
succsssfuni teacher.
II l. not generally believed, 0 yet. that
The Joseph Lewis. now on The town farm
In York. - the same man Who disappeared
nom her~ year ago last fall
ID Brysni has emptied his sllo which
be constructed Last year, vss very much
pleased With The result. AMI Intends 10
bald larger The coming season. Mrs-
Bryant msde batter AL The while the cows
svrv eating the contests, bat couli detect
no difference In The taste vhsisver.
johnny Bryant cut an ugly gAsh on bis
snkls yesterday. and Ia laid up for The
present
Daniel Bryan, works ~ The spool mill this
winter. and al hls chlldrtn are absent
frum bone a. present. except bis little 4
yesr.-oli-snd be Il jus, a. smart a. they
make en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
SOUTH PARIS.

H.B. stone ofwest Plains. Meade Co.
Ksnsas. write home that TIE prospects %
iaai town are verY Catering. NJ. stone
uiih about tNssn Others went 10 his p.ace
Two years ago Abd surveyed and laid The
town Oat into street,. Since then there
las been steady Increase % population,
ard hey have secarsi The hullflng OF The
Rock Island snf Santa fs Railroads the
coming year. mailing u he railroad centre
of south western ksnsAs. lie hAs recently
tesn elected Prc.idsrt % The Township
Company, bsing ths yOaugest member, u
ia complimsut % Mr.. Stone. Tie town
ssip u n ~ rs niles.
The 6 50 a u. traln. Friday morning.
arrived 81 n O'Clock.
Some Eve sorkmen are oct % The sled
,actory on accOant o. colds and sickness.
TIE scholars % The South Paris High
School oil present AZ New Hal on Thars-
"a, evening. March 3. the popular drama,
NJ BrotAer's Keeper. the proceeds 20
q 70 bay books Tor he school Cas-; Of
ca.rsctsrs
Anei nsnton. Nj Y. II SET
h.itss- Alien. nm. c sl,S' ,' Sila.ss'
h,se.rd Ssrass' Gems IL = ' jnr,,.s.
I.as avton Frs.t furintun.
Rstsv Rsnt0n. MIS- Msrion Jones.
tsrsrts R@n,on Mss Bertha whitman.
Eacbsi Aiisn. Mss usttis shav.
Followed oy The lsughAbls farce. "A Littls
More CIDER Cast OF characters
ErAstus ApplsjAsk. TIE siisr maker.
NJ srnesf Recorcs.
Tsb Apuisfark his son. ". a. Cummiugn
,,s.so1 f,.seei0-'o@' T.,S rSs,n too
~. Pztleoo- Appl.iael. Nl.s Ediih illckN
Polly Appis acE. Ms. t.Aufs Clifford
Z" netty NAy-on. Ai-s Marion svu.'
Good maslc -in BE- furnished. Admission.
sc. scholars. i5e. Curtain rises n 20.
Ksnnsy a Piummer have YET len some
slres % heavy weights In overcoats and
listers, Which are rare bargains. II yoa
want heavy weight suit. give them cal
IN The next thirty days
George ID. RobsrtsOn and family OF Lew
ist0u are Spending . week OF more with
his vifs's mother, Mrs. A. Stevens.
Or. H. Y Jones OF Bridgton Vas In town
Monday.
Up. Piammsr spsnds bis spare time max
ing improvements around bis store
@. II. Porter Il nov prepared 70 furnish
hay, either loose or pressed, ~ reAsonAo.e
prices.
r. Z Martin OF Rsnford has been visit
Ing bis brother. John Martin, in This VII
age. lie says that bis son. only II years
Old, has esaghi twelve foxes In traps this
winter
school meeting will occur on Saturday
evening. March S.
@. " stevens has returned South.
We recently took look around Davis
Block, and were much pleased with me
thorOUghness % The WORK and TIE elegant
style Of The bailding. The Dr. has spared
neither tine nor money In bis undsrtskins.
he has three rooms devoted 10 dentistry
bis rsoep,ion-room viii b. one OF The nnest-
he "a having q modern store foished 10
The centre % the block. which will be Oc-
eupitd By Miss Dean. and q rsnt which 4
gagged By Mrs. Kramer OF Boston. The
second story vii Be occupied oy The Dr.is
hmlly.
n Mssoa IL driving the Telephone Dur
ing The Sickness % Mr.. Cook.
Coal and wood have been In good de-
nand he past week Coal Il selling At
40 PER tor-